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The Coachella Valley's median home price rose by double-digits for the 10th straight month in April, with real estate professionals pointing to low inventory, low mortgage interest rates, an improving economy and relatively robust demand as factors fueling the recovery and 'rebalancing' the local housing market.
Coachella Valley officials heading to Sin City on Sunday hope what happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas.
A state program designed to help California veterans buy homes granted just 83 loans last year, despite more than $1.1 billion in available funding.
Illegal mobile home parks dotting the eastern end of the Coachella Valley — many with jerry-rigged electric wiring or unsafe water systems — now have five years and a path to legally meeting county building and safety code requirements.
Frank Sinatra’s Mountain Center get away — known as Villa Maggio — could be yours for a cool $4 million.
A new lead developer, Arcadia-based Kam Sang Co., came on board last Oct. 31, with a deadline of exactly one year to open and retain up to $20 million in incentive loans from the city.
Foreclosures fell dramatically during the first three months of 2013 across the Coachella Valley, Inland Empire and California, with mortgage consultants and analysts attributing the decline to a new state law protecting homeowners' rights, the strengthening economy and jobs picture, and rising home values.
Realtor John Gonnello can attest to the fact that rising demand for low and moderately priced single-family homes and condos, coupled with falling supply, continue to push prices higher in the Coachella Valley.
National home price gains slowed in the first quarter after a big push late last year but remained at a boil in some markets, according to real estate website Zillow.
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